Although it's made in the US, can be easily adjusted to suit the height of several people, and can be installed without the help of a plumber, one feature makes this shower stand above its competition: water conservation. Nebia says its shower uses 70% less water than a traditional one, which translates to 20,000 gallons saved per year for the average household.

That makes Nebia the environmentally conscious shower that can save you money over time.

Nebia pulled off this water saving by designing its 10" shower head and handheld wand to spray water droplets instead of shooting out water. While the droplets are smaller, they're dispersed from a few different angles at twice the velocity of a normal shower head. That's enough force to wash away soap, shampoo, and conditioner in the same amount of time as you'd usually take to wash yourself.

If you're in a home with multiple people, Nebia may finally solve the height problem many people have while showering. Because the traditional shower is fixed, each person has to adjust it on their own before starting to shower. The Nebia's height can be adjusted by over two feet, which makes it friendlier for both kids and adults.

We're going to try one of these shower systems for ourselves to give you a full review, but Kickstarter backers or previous Nebia owners have already posted reviews on Amazon, and they're pretty positive. Reviewers generally found there was a short adjustment period to the Nebia, but ended up enjoying it after a few weeks.

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